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Flag icons getting replaced causing header misalignment #7

Closed djs42012 closed 1 year ago

djs42012 commented 1 year ago

Hello Alexander,

I am experiencing an issue where mu4e-column-faces-mode is replacing the default Flag icons used in Doom, and causing an offset in the headers view. I have attached a couple of photos to show the before and after. Before: 2022-11-10-143508_266x171_scrot After: 2022-11-10-143450_278x176_scrot I took a look through the code but couldn't identify what would cause this. I also tried providing override advice to mu4e-column-faces--determine-face to leave out the flagged column altogether, but couldn't figure out how to advice a function defined with define-inline.

I would very much like to use the package, but only if I can get this minor detail sorted. I am running the latest release of Doom, and as far as I know do not have any special configuration applied that should be affecting iconsets.

Please let me know if there is anything I can provide that would be helpful in debugging this?

Thank you!

Alexander-Miller commented 1 year ago

I would very much like to use the package, but only if I can get this minor detail sorted.

One option you have is to disable these chars via mu4e-use-fancy-chars. Or you can use different symbols - I can't reproduce the problem locally with mu's defaults, so there's likely something weird going on with your fonts.

Please let me know if there is anything I can provide that would be helpful in debugging this?

What are the values of all of your mu4e-headers-***-mark variables?

I also tried providing override advice to mu4e-column-faces--determine-face to leave out the flagged column altogether, but couldn't figure out how to advice a function defined with define-inline.

You can't. That's the disadvantage of inlining. The only thing you can do is make your changes right in the code and recompile.